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Tech gives update on athletics facilities construction

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They are Louisiana Tech’s “fields of dreams,” born in the wake of the nightmare created after an EF3 tornado ravaged Ruston on April 25, 2019.

LPPJ reviews hiring policies

One month after hiring Doug Postel as the new parish administrator, the Lincoln Parish Police Jury’s Personnel Committee began taking a hard look at the parish’s hiring procedures Tuesday.

Lemelle, Jr. announces run for 5th Congressional District seat

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Grambling State University Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Martin Lemelle, Jr., has announced his bid for the open 5th Congressional District seat in this fall’s election.

To all the masks I’ve worn before

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With cases of COVID-19 on the rise in the state of Texas, and Halloween just around the corner, Gov. Greg Abbott recently signed an executive order requiring the By wearing of masks Jase Graves in public. Exceptions to the order include Texans under 10 years of age (probably the demographic that would most enjoy wearing a disguise to town), patrons eating in restaurants, swimmers and anyone lacking ears.

Written policies desperately needed at police jury

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It’s been a little over a month now since the police jury hired a new parish administrator to succeed the decade-long tenure of Courtney Hall.

Some like it hot; what’s up with them?

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I wonder how hot it is on Mercury in the summertime.

Charges include resisting an officer, scavenging

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Name: Brianca Larie Curry

IOLTA program big part of DART’s success

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For most of 2020, the shocking spread and danger of the COVID-19 pandemic has justifiably absorbed the attention of everyone I know. Despite these current frightening and uncertain times, DART is grateful for all who have helped us throughout our 26 year history.

Stepfather makes insensitive remarks about protests

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DEAR HARRIETTE: My stepfather, who has been with my mother for the last three years, has been making insensitive comments about the Black Lives Matter protests. For example, saying that the protests are all about looting and violence, and dismissing the concerns of African Americans in this country. How do I approach the topic so that I can try to educate him and change his perspectives while being respectful since I am trying to build a friendly relationship with him and don’t want to cause any family tension?